Don't eat lunch before you come to class today--Moes! BRING YOUR OWN DRINK!
Have final paper ready to turn in (details on folder in last week's schedule)
Clarify STEM kit lesson plan details on the wiki for our 307 students.
Housekeeping
Attendance
Lunch!!!
Turn in papers!
STEM Kit:
Complete this Teacher Guide template and post to your own STEM kit wiki page. (Make sure your names are in the file name we can't have everyone keep the title the same or the files will save over one another!)
Millar, M. (2005). Technology in the lab: Part I: What research says about using probeware in the science classroom. The Science Teacher, 72(7), 34-41.
Palandro, D., Thoms, K., Kusek, K., Muller-Karger, F., & Greely, T. (2005). Satellite remote sensing of coral reefs: By learning about coral reefs, students gain an understanding of ecosystems and how cutting-edge technology can be used to study ecological change. Science Teacher, 72(6), 51-55.
Barden-Gabbei, L. M. (2006). Demonstrating biological principles efficiently and effectively: The overhead is more than just a lighted chalkboard The American Biology Teacher, 68(6), 357-361.
Thursday November 18
Assignments to complete for this week
Housekeeping
STEM Kit:
Digital Microscopes & Digital Projection
Topic Discussion: Technology in the Lab Setting
Assignments to complete for December 2